Wight Zombi

Unfortunately, I don't. I uninstalled Skyrim and deleted all of my files ages ago. Sorry.

Please do. And thanks.

It's definitely NOT Taylor Swift. If you need a hint, this actress specializes in action films.

Morrigan from Dragon Age. Way too obvious.

Okay, I'll bite.  Here's a character that I posted here ages ago.  People said that this character looks just like the actress.  Who is she?  

Most of the YouTube gaming channels I've subscribed to either uses gaming soundtracks or genres of music other than dubstep.  I do occasionally run into a video that contains dubstep in the intro.  But I usually just treat it as noise, tune it out, focus on the actual content and move on.

It was a funny coincidence, though. And witnessing that psycho bitch getting her comeuppance was satisfying. Overlord has not been much of a disappointment...yet.

I YouTube'd the first 2 hours of gameplay earlier. Damn, I wish I could get my hands on it!

The latest episode of Monster Musume had references to Metal Gear in it. And Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain did arrive today. Hmm, coincidence?

Eulogy

Stiff

Death

Mausoleum

morgue

knell

cemetary

Doesn't realize that Jon Snow is a cockroach in human form, making it difficult to kill him.

I remember banning someone for mazophilia.  And now, you're banned for the same reason.

Has a unicorn and a dragon for classmates.

Banned for narcissism.

Fair enough.

Overall, this is a great shot. I like how you played with the lighting and shadows in order to further accentuate the details of the character. And the background doesn't take away too much focus on the character either. However, here's a few suggestions about the character herself: The lower lip could be brought back a bit so it could be more flush with the chin. And maybe slightly raise the mouth a bit and make the nose a bit longer. Here'a sample image to give you a better idea of what I'm talking about.

The bright spot with the lens effect near the top of the cross is the first thing I noticed in this shot. It also made it more difficult for me to focus on the crucified character. Perhaps find a way to either dim the effect or put it further behind the cross?

A warm and faint light, such as a candle, would be adequate without upsetting the balance of the shots even further.